The Window menu offers the following commands which enable the user to arrange multiple views of multiple documents in the application window:
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creates a duplicate window of the active document |
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Enable tiling / Dockable tabs |
switches file tab type from undockable to dockable |
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arranges windows in an overlapped fashion * |
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arranges windows in non-overlapped horizontal tiles * |
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arranges windows in non-overlapped vertical tiles * |
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makes the next window active |
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makes the previous window active |
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arranges icons of closed windows (only available when Dockable tabs are active) |
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Next File Tab |
promotes next file to top based on left-right tab order |
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Previous File Tab |
promotes previous file to top based on left-right tab order |
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Split Window |
creates a duplicate pane within the active document allowing the user to edit the active document in two separate locations at the same time |
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Minimize All Windows |
minimizes all opened documents |
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closes all opened documents |
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shows or hides the output window |
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passes active file to browser |
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synchronizes vertical scrolling for all non-minimized windows |
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** Next Panel |
moves focus sequentially through next active windows |
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** Previous Panel |
moves focus sequentially through previous active windows |
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goes to specified window |
* Please note: Document windows cannot be tiled or cascaded if the "Dockable" option is not selected in the context menu for the document file tabs or under Advanced -> Configuration -> Application Layout -> File Tabs -> Operation.
** These options are only available in UEStudio.